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cabaalis
8y ago
What's broken is that there are "sides" at all. The American people are being restricted from free thinking on individual issues because of party-based politics. This is intentional, to create "wedge" issues out of
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cabaalis
8y ago
To state "It's off limits to ask the people involved why they continue to put themselves in such a horrible situation" is unscientific. Nobody is blaming anyone by asking a question.
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cabaalis
8y ago
This is a forum. Maybe things aren't always straightforward. It doesn't hurt to ask questions, it does hurt to silence them.
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8y ago
I understand and agree that it's wrong. On a purely theoretical level, I think the question is philosophical. They're not turning these people away, just not trying to draw them in. This happens elsewhere in society, right or wron
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8y ago
I've been seeing "Genome of X has been fully sequenced" articles over the course of some years. Can someone who understands it explain to a layman like myself how exactly this benefits us?
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8y ago
Maybe misguided but since I pay for dropbox I trust that the data will be secure and highly available.
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cabaalis
8y ago
In my case, the lack of Dropbox on arm has greatly hindered my ability to use my spare phone as a Linux desktop. Any suggestions? I've heard about building a client from source, and there is a python dropbox client that kind of works b
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8y ago
I think you harmed your claim by elaborating. I have a tendency to do so as well. I often stop myself from replying to those who reply to me, in order to provide someone else a chance who agrees with my position to reinforce.
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8y ago
Maybe. But I think the benefit to society of publicly knowing violations outweighs this potential abuse. Also, it would be a problem to allow government to secretly prosecute, even for very minor offenses.
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8y ago
Was curious about one thing. On the Xinu website, under "Xinu in industry" in the 2000s, it says that the pinball game for Star Wars: The Phantom Menance uses Xinu. So I looked up that pinball game. On the wikipedia page for the g
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8y ago
What I'm getting at is, if not, then wouldn't it become just a thought experiment? Granted one conducted by very intelligent individuals.
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8y ago
Are the people at this convention privy to classified information about actual hacks attempted? [1] [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/elections/russians-penetrat...
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8y ago
With self driving cars somewhere in the forseeable future, I wonder if a system like seen in the movie "Daybreakers" is realistic. One where the windshields are blacked out, and video hud allows you to see outside. In that case th
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8y ago
> I claim typical services do not hit this scaling limit. This seems to be the main push of the article, and I for one agree with that statement.
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8y ago
Amazing to imagine that a non-personal use of the plane would require the company to reimburse me!
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8y ago
Reading through this led me to also Google the unrelated issue of estimates of how long fossil fuels will last at current pace. I'd never thought about that before, and I am actually now concerned about my child's future. (Which o
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8y ago
Use some of the funding to start their own theater chains?
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8y ago
I've seen comments similar to this one often enough that I need to ask: What is the use case for having that many tabs open, and how can you possibly consume that much information?
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8y ago
All valid points, but I believe "strong economy" versus "personal wealth" are very different measures, and have been conflated in the past when it suited various arguments.
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8y ago
> As a customer, the main advantages of using indie products is that there aren't investors telling the founders that they need to shut down if they don't get millions of users in the next 18 months, or that they need to start
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cabaalis
8y ago
Transportation. Communication. Food. See? I can do it too. The idea of non-privatizing things has to pass tests other than just "Everyone needs it."
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8y ago
I'm a big fan of dogfooding. But given Amazon's ecommerce huge computing needs, maybe it would make sense to not burden the compute availability of your fledgling cloud offering with your ginormous system?
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8y ago
Also naturally sortable if represented as YYYYMMDD, unlike default guids (unless specifically using sequential guid generator)
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8y ago
> You can now even search for words on Bing through Notepad by simply right clicking on them to get a new option. That's great I suppose, for people who will use it. My bet is that this is the biggest driver of the update to notepad
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8y ago
I have been following this for the past few weeks in my off-time and would recommend it to everyone. It is also geared towards teaching C. I wrote in C many years ago but with the past 8 or so years writing exclusively C# it feels like a ho
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8y ago
Trump did and said many things during his campaign that would have been political suicide before. The media is still struggling to understand why people support him in the face of what they consider detestable. They also fear what political
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8y ago
In my opinion this became a problem when Facebook/Twitter/Youtube decided to try to create a "top stories" type of algorithmic content selection, in an attempt to try to increase engagement. What happens when they put th
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8y ago
Also, in my experience knowing when you will be working with an IQueryable and knowing when you will be working with a realized IEnumerable is a very important thing to be learned when working with Linq and datastores. You can easily load f
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8y ago
There is a sort of "luddite" form of Christianity that even I think is problematic. My family is mostly teachers and preachers. I'm a Christian and am raising my son as one also. For instance, my uncle who is a preacher was c
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8y ago
The United States is comprised of literally thousands of sovereign, independent governments. There are even independent limits on what rules these governments can impose upon each other. It is not a "subordinate" type of situation
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